Euangelia te kai epistolai tōn kyriakōn kai heortastikōn hēmerōn hellēnisti kai rhōmaisti. = Euangelia et epistolae dominicorum ac festorum dierum Graecè et Latinè..
Stigel, Johann,1515-1562
[2], 201, [4] p.,
16 cm. (8vo)
Printer's name from colophon, with date 1592.
Greek and Latin parallel texts, with Latin poem on last three leaves: Concio Christi de vitanda anxia solicitudine victus, et cura rerum externarum ... a Iohanne Stigelio.
Inscription on p. 201: Sum Stephani [.]o[m]be[ss?] Libri A.D. 1611. With manuscript Latin poetry and Greek inscriptions on rear endpapers, title page, and front pastedown (obscured by later bookplate), and annotations throughout in (the same?) contemporary secretary hand; some title page inscriptions blotted and written over by a later inscription; inscription on title page: Cullum. 1840.; Fort Augustus Library bookplate on front pastedown; Library pressmark label: Liturgica C7.
Lectionaries